REPT Battero showcased four generations of battery packs at IAA Transportation 2026 in Hanover, Germany, as the battery manufacturer strengthens its presence in the European electric commercial vehicle and energy storage markets.
The company also signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Andreas Haller Holding GmbH, also known as the Haller Group, to expand battery supply and distribution across Europe.
The partnership aims to address growing demand for zero-emission commercial vehicles in Europe, where limited availability of locally supplied batteries remains a challenge for fleet operators.
Under the agreement, REPT Battero and Haller Group target a combined annual supply capacity of 1 GWh for trucks, buses, and battery energy storage systems across Europe by 2030.
REPT Battero’s key exhibition highlight was the Chassis D Pro, a hybrid ternary battery system designed for electric commercial vehicles.
The system provides 600–800 kWh of energy capacity and is designed to support driving ranges of 600–700 km. Its 800 V architecture enables charging at between 750 kW and 1,300 kW, potentially allowing vehicles to reach a full charge during the 45-minute rest period required under European highway regulations.
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The company also presented its Chenxing S series, comprising the S350, S455, and S600 variants. The series is designed for short-haul applications, particularly urban construction operations.
For electric tractors, REPT Battero showcased the F-Pack, which offers capacities ranging from 400 kWh to 675 kWh and can be configured according to vehicle requirements.
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Meanwhile, the C-Pack and G-Pack battery systems cover capacities between 140 kWh and 568 kWh, serving applications including electric buses, specialized vehicles, mining trucks, and construction machinery.
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The collaboration combines REPT Battero’s battery technology with Haller Group’s European distribution network and field service capabilities, supporting the companies’ plans to expand their presence in the region’s commercial electrification and energy storage sectors.